Warm Welcome
Please welcome Blair Geddes, Grace Jamieson and Craig McLaren who have joined Carnegie Harriers this week.
Sunday 12th February – Devilla Trail Races.
Thanks to all the volunteers – and especially Allan and Val Macaulay – for making the 10th Devilla Trail races such a success. Feedback on the day and on social media has been very positive indeed.
Couch to Carnegie
Week 3 of the Couch to Carnegie meets at Leys Road car Park again. More information can be found on the club website, here, as well as on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Training this week:
Tuesday February 14: 25 minute tempo run. The session will take place on the Milne Road/Ferrytoll road loop in Rosyth, meeting on Milne Road, at the bottom of the lane past the Rosyth Doocot, Milne Road meeting place. Plenty of street parking available. Milne Road meeting place The session will be led by Nicole.
Thursday February 16: Progressive 400s, 10-12 x 400m, with 2 minute recoveries between. Begin at slightly slower than your 10k race pace; gradually speed up so that your last repeat is slightly faster than your 5K race pace. Meet at the bottom of Pitreavie drive in the industrial estate, by Stuart King Architecture and Design, Pitreavie Drive meeting place Park at Pitreavie Sports Centre or in the industrial estate. Plotaroute map – 400m efforts. The session will be led by Lesley.
Sessions begin with a dynamic warmup at 18:45 with the session starting at 18:50. Don’t forget to do a good warm up (e.g. 10 minutes or so gentle jogging) before the dynamic warmup, and do a cool down after the session.
The Return to Running group will also be meeting in Pitreavie Industrial Estate on Thursday. The group is ideal for members wanting to ease back into training or looking for a gentler session.
If training needs to be cancelled for any reason, we will post on Facebook. If conditions are dodgy, please check before traveling to training.
Remember, if you have any symptoms of any potentially transmissible illness (not just Covid), please do not attend training.
Warm Welcome
Please welcome Avril and Paul Foster who have re-joined Carnegie Harriers.
Sunday 12th February – Devilla Trail Races.
Entries have now closed for both races and we have nearly 500 entries. Thanks to everyone who shared and promoted the race.
Couch to Carnegie
Week 2 of the Couch to Carnegie meets at Leys Road car Park again. More information can be found on the club website, here, as well as on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Training this week:
Tuesday February 7: 30-minute hill session, using the paths at both sides of the dual carriageway. The session will take place in the Public Park Dunfermline, meeting at the bandstand, Dunfermline public park meeting point, with city centre parking around Carnegie Hall and train station. The session will be led by Lesley.
Thursday February 9: Progressive 400s, 8-10 x 400m, with 2 minute recoveries between. Begin at slightly slower than your 10k race pace; gradually speed up so that your last repeat is slightly faster than your 5K race pace. Meet at the bottom of Pitreavie drive in the industrial estate, by Stuart King Architecture and Design, Pitreavie Drive meeting place Park at Pitreavie Sports Centre or in the industrial estate. Plotaroute map – 400m efforts. The session will be led by Karl.
Sessions begin with a dynamic warmup at 18:45 with the session starting at 18:50. Don’t forget to do a good warm up (e.g. 10 minutes or so gentle jogging) before the dynamic warmup, and do a cool down after the session.
The Return to Running group will also be meeting in Pitreavie Industrial Estate on Thursday. The group is ideal for members wanting to ease back into training or looking for a gentler session.
If training needs to be cancelled for any reason, we will post on Facebook. If conditions are dodgy, please check before traveling to training.
Remember, if you have any symptoms of any potentially transmissible illness (not just Covid), please do not attend training.